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milliways_bar2006-04-01 07:08 pm
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Roy Mustang is again in the bar, seated in a booth. The table in front of him is actually covered with paper, and he appears to be, shockingly enough, working.
But the chances that he actually wants to are very slim indeed, so he would not be adverse to people bothering him.
Even as a General, Roy is still a first-class procrastinator.
But the chances that he actually wants to are very slim indeed, so he would not be adverse to people bothering him.
Even as a General, Roy is still a first-class procrastinator.

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furrygiant humanoid chipmunk (or squirrel, hard to say) interrupts her contemplation of her current form and spots Roy. "That uniform looks familiar ... If I may ask, where are you from?" (Yes, she sounds like Lust usually does.)no subject
'Central, Amestris.'
He has to remind himself that a) Bar rules prohibit the dispensation of severe hurting, and b) this particular Lust substantially predates the one with whom he is familiar.
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She gives up trying to keep tabs on the tail and turns her bright green eyes to him.
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'You're very perceptive. It seems that you've been met with this particular scenario before.'
He has to admit that the tail is intriguing. Actually, seeing Lust as an immense humanoid chipmunk/squirrel/rodent is interesting. He wonders if it's permanent.
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"I've met two others from the future."
She flexes her fingers as if she's expecting them to elongate, but nothing happens. She looks back up to Roy. "I suppose dire threats are next?"
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'I'm not entirely certain what the point would be. After all, the future's already happened for me, meaning that whatever I say here won't make any changes in what's occurred.' Or will perhaps cause the future to occur. The very idea of it gives Roy a headache.
Really, he can't see a point in it anyway, and at this point n time, well. Roy's not one to waste his breath on empty threats.
Besides, even if it is Lust, threatening a squirrel seems weird
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'We weren't exactly what you would call friends,' Roy replies.
Which basically translates to 'enemies,' yes.
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She actually seems relatively unobjectionable, not considering everything that happened for Roy and happens later for her. Roy figures that if he can't be nice, the least he can do for the time being is be civil. She's Lust, but at the same time she's not.
He's going to get a headache from all of this, he really is.
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She looks at the papers on the table a moment before asking "Can I get you something to drink?"
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'Some coffee would be welcome.'
He gestures vaguely at the paperwork in explanation.
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She walks over to the counter and asks for two coffees, returning with a little tray that includes also cream and sugar.
She looks at the papers. There's no place to put the tray without covering some of them ...
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...nobody ever said he wasn't dramatic.
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'And if you have the time to be a smart-ass, then you have the time to sit down and help me, or at least prevent me from slipping into a coma.'
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And really, there's nothing interesting in any of the papers, at least not that Roy's noticed so far. Transfer orders, supply requisitions and inspection reports, mostly, with the odd disciplinary measure that needs his attention.
Roy does, however, pause to lift the top portion of the stack so that Ed can get at what he wants without upsetting the rest.
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Ed blinks at the paper, then gets a very strange look on his face.
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He notices Ed's weird expression and blinks.
'What?'
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"That night we spent together - I can still feel your hands on me. Oh, Roy, when will I see you again?" He makes a dramatic sort of gesture. A dramatic gesture -from the heart-. "With your lips on mine, I felt as if I never had before... as if I had truly reached heaven."
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'My WHAT?!'
Roy lunges across the table and makes a grab for the piece of paper.
'GIVE ME THAT!'
Full caps for the entire sentence, please. Thanks.
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Who the hell writes this stuff?!
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Who the hell writes that stuff, indeed?
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Ed should read more, but now he's just snickering.
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What makes things worse is that he can't even remember who wrote that damned letter, or when.
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